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Clouds


            Clouds are one of the most fascinating sights to see in the sky.
             a condensed form of atmospheric moisture consisting of small water droplets or .
             tiny ice crystals. Clouds represent a vital step in the water cycle. This includes .
             the evaporation of moisture from the surface of the earth, the carrying of the .
             moisture into higher levels of the atmosphere, the condensation of water vapor .
             into cloud masses, and the return of water to the surface as precipitation. The .
             major topics to discuss when talking about clouds are types/levels, formation, .
             and history. There are many types of clouds classified into three levels. The first .
             group is called High Level clouds. The type of clouds most often found in the high .
             level stage are cirrus, cirrocumulus and cirrostratus. These clouds are composed .
             primarily of ice crystals and usually present a bright white, or mostly white .
             appearance except near sunrise or sunset. Cirrus clouds are detached clouds in .
             the form of white delicate filaments, patches, or narrow bands. These clouds .
             have a hair-like appearance. Cirrus clouds are composed almost exclusively of .
             ice crystals. These crystals are in general very small which together which .
             accounts for the semi-transparency look of most cirrus clouds. Cirrocumulus .
             clouds are thin, white patched sheets or a layer of clouds without shading. They .
             are composed of very small elements in the form of grains or ripples. They can .
             be merged together or separate. Cirrostratus clouds are a semi-transparent .
             whitish cloud, totally or partly covering the sky. They generally produce a halo .
             appearance. Cirrocumulus are composed almost exclusively of ice crystals. .
             These clouds in the High level group have an altitude of above 6000 meters. .
             These clouds are not considered precipitation makers. When cirrus clouds are .
             followed by cirrocumulus clouds they warn us of stormy weather. The next group .
             is Mid Level clouds. The clouds found in this stage are altocumulus and .


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